Telecommunication Law

Overview

The telecommunications sector in Indonesia is governed by a comprehensive regulatory framework designed to ensure fair competition, consumer protection, and national connectivity infrastructure development. The sector is primarily regulated under Law Number 36 of 1999 concerning Telecommunications, together with its implementing regulations and policies issued by the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo).

Telecommunications operators, infrastructure providers, internet service providers (ISPs), and digital platform companies must comply with licensing requirements, spectrum allocation regulations, interconnection obligations, and content-related compliance standards. Regulatory breaches may result in administrative sanctions, license suspension, or operational restrictions.

Luthfi Yazid DHH Law Firm provides legal advisory services to telecommunications operators, technology companies, and infrastructure investors in navigating Indonesia’s dynamic and highly regulated telecommunications environment.

How We Can Help

• Advising on telecommunications licensing and regulatory approvals.
• Drafting and negotiating interconnection and infrastructure-sharing agreements.
• Assisting in spectrum usage compliance and regulatory filings.
• Representing clients in administrative proceedings before regulatory authorities.
• Advising on compliance for digital communication platforms and service providers.
• Conducting legal due diligence for telecommunications-related investments and acquisitions.

Our Approach

We combine regulatory precision with industry insight. Our approach ensures that telecommunications operations are structured in compliance with national regulations while supporting commercial growth and technological innovation in Indonesia’s rapidly evolving digital landscape.